21. Yo-Yo Ma: 17 awards
Here is Ma playing the prelude to Bach's Cello Suite No. 1.
20. Jay-Z: 17 awards
Here is Jay-Z's "99 Problems," which won Best Rap Solo Performance in 2005.
19. Eric Clapton: 17 awards
Clapton's "Tears in Heaven" won Song of the Year in 1993.
18. Ray Charles: 17 awards
Charles' rendition of "Hit the Road Jack" won Best Rhythm and Blues Performance in 1962.
17. Beyoncé: 17 awards
The 2013 award for Best Traditional R&B Performance went to "Love on Top."
16. Jimmy Sturr: 18 awards
This is Jimmy Sturr and his orchestra playing a clarinet polka.
15. Aretha Franklin: 18 awards
Aretha's "Respect" won Best Female R&B Vocal Performance in 1968.
14. Bruce Springsteen: 20 awards
"Streets of Philadelphia" won Best Rock Song in 1995.
13. Pat Metheny: 20 awards
"(Go) Get It" won Best Jazz Instrumental Solo in 2001.
12. Henry Mancini: 20 awards
Mancini wrote the music for "Moon River," which won Song of the Year in 1962.
11. Vince Gill: 20 awards
"Pretty Little Adriana" took home Best Male Country Vocal Performance in 1997.
10. Chick Corea: 20 awards
Corea's "Matrix" won Best Jazz Instrumental Solo in 2004.
9. John Williams: 21 awards
He won "Best Instrumental Composition" for the main title from Star Wars in 1978.
8. Kanye West: 21 awards
"Gold Digger" won Best Rap Solo Performance in 2006.
7. Stevie Wonder: 22 awards
Wonder won Best R&B Song in 1973 for "Superstition."
6. U2: 22 awards
"Beautiful Day" won Song of the Year in 2001.
5. Vladimir Horowitz: 25 awards
This is the FULL recording of "Horowitz at Carnegie Hall: An Historic Return," which won Best Classical Album in 1966.
4. Pierre Boulez: 26 awards
This is a recording of Boulez's composition "Dérive I" being performed by The Ensemble Intercontemporain and conducted by Boulez himself.
3. Quincy Jones: 27 awards
This is Jones' "Summer in the City," which won Best Instrumental Arrangement in 1974.
2. Alison Krauss: 27 awards
"Baby, Now That I've Found You" won Best Female Country Vocal Performance in 1996. This is a live performance.
1. Sir Georg Solti: 31 awards
Here is Solti conducting the Chicago Symphonic Orchestra as they play Wagner's "Tannhauser Overture."
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